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What minesite is this at??
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Awesome pictures! Thanks for sharing  -Josh
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Hello, what is the reason for using different tyre patterns at the CAT 789C?  Thank you for clarification. Best regards Peter
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fantastic! thanks for posting
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Awesome pics man. The EX3600 and the 789C look so good together!
Leo
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Savage River mine in Tasmania, likely the tyre shortage would be the reason behind tyre brand differences. Not sure if this is the 2nd wave of trucks or the original lot from a while ago now.
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CarlBrutanananadilewski wrote:Awesome pictures! Thanks for sharing -Josh Ditto, excellent pics and quality.
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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thorleif wrote:CarlBrutanananadilewski wrote:Awesome pictures! Thanks for sharing -Josh Ditto, excellent pics and quality. Double Ditto. Nice quality and pics. Can't get enough of that O&K excavator
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Thankyou for posting all of these pictures 
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